Showing posts with label crafts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crafts. Show all posts

DIY : Notable Crafts Found On Pinterest


Browsing Pinterest, there are so many fun ideas and projects to find.  When looking for inspiration try the Pinterest search feature.  Enter a keyword, like DIY or Craft, keep searches simple by using a single or two word search.  Here are some notable DIY projects and crafts from Pinterest.  Some of them are not simple, but the seasoned crafter will be more than inspired.  For more decorating inspiration follow Lewis Lighting and Home on Pinterest.











Crafting : Happy Mother's Day


Love this Blossoming Kids craft idea for Mother's Day.  Using a frame a picture frame, line picture area with patterned paper (wrapping paper or scrap book paper), then glue construction paper stem to flower, then add a cupcake wrapper for the flower that child's  picture will go inside. So cute.

Happy Mother's Day.

Fall Memories: Jack-o'-lanterns


Artist Ray Villafane shares techniques and tricks for carving lifelike faces into Halloween pumpkins with Martha Stewart.

Simple DIY Fourth Of July Crafts


With this year's heat wave and dry conditions, many neighborhoods will have to skip celebrating the Fourth of July with the traditional firework grandeur.  This year plan to put your bang into festive Fourth of July decorations.  Create simple DIY nostalgic Independence Day paper creations made from crape paper and ribbon in lieu of burning down your neighborhood.  Google "nostalgic Fourth of July images" and create streamers, party favors, and place settings for the big cook out.  Be creative and have fun and have a happy and safe Fourth of July!




via Country Living

DIY: Mother's Day Picture Bouquet


This Picture Bouquet DIY is a charming and simple craft for the kids for Mother's Day.  Happy Crafting & Happy Mother's Day.


DIY: Chalk Board Paint Crafts


Some fun and creative DIY crafts using chalk board paint and your imagination.  So crafty.



via Lavender and Ash

Amy Sedaris Potato Ships


The always adorable actress and author Amy Sedaris demonstrates one of the crafts "Potato Ships" from her hilarious book Crafts for Poor People.  Amy's brother is fellow author and comedian David Sedaris.


This is by no means a serious craft so - WATCH ONLY IF - you are a serious Amy Sedaris fan.  We absolutely adore her.  Enjoy.

Amy Sedaris - Potato Ships

*Side Note:  Amy's Brother - David Sedaris' books are absolutely side splitting, burst into tears funny. (His last book, I read while I was sitting at the airport - I laughed so hard - people we scooting away from me. No joke. That funny.)  So if you haven't already - definitely check out his books.  Listen to some of his readings on NPR.